CALLING ALL OLD-HEADS!!!!!

[SnSstealth]

ok... i understand why alot of you old-heads don't come in my log anymore. i understand completely. sometimes i wish i didn't have to go in there. granted, i shouldn't let myself freak out when attacked. alas, no one is perfect.
On to the problem,

-indoor or outdoor:indoor

-soil, soilless, or hydroponic:soil?

-specific medium: fox farm ocean forrest

-Soil type/brand: see above


-Anything you have added to the soil:nada
-Soil pH: 6.9-7.1

-Water source: tap

-Water pH: 6.9-7

-Age of plant: 9 weeks

-Type of fertilizer: full fox farm line

-Rate of application: usually every watering

-Lighting source and distance from plant: 3 procyon 100 LED 16"

-Temperature (both day and night if you are running a dark period): 78 day 70-74 night

-% Relative humidity: 50

-Lighting schedule: 12/12

-Type of ventilation your room has: plenty, intake and exhaust
i know i have asked you guys about this already, but i have flushed twice, 3 gal pots, flushed with 5 gal...sprayed twice with pyrethin, added sweet for the epsom salt. since i am at 5 weeks flowering...what do i do!!!

thanks guys,
whiskeytango

SnSstealth Reviewed by SnSstealth on 04-01-2008. CALLING ALL OLD-HEADS!!!!! ok... i understand why alot of you old-heads don't come in my log anymore. i understand completely. sometimes i wish i didn't have to go in there. granted, i shouldn't let myself freak out when attacked. alas, no one is perfect. On to the problem, -indoor or outdoor:indoor -soil, soilless, or hydroponic:soil? -specific medium: fox farm ocean forrest -Soil type/brand: see above Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

Your pH is a touch high.
That's not Mg def, so no epsom salts. Looks like scarring to me. Maybe from old bug damage, but it also looks like K def.
You got a bloom booster or bloom base fert with lots of potassium in it by any chance? I'd do a WEAK foliar with that just in case it IS K def, but also flsuh your soil back down to about 6.7. You are more likely locked out than deficient.
Now grab a magnifying glass and look at the shape of the speckles. A trained eye can pick out the patterns that thrip damage leaves. Do you see lines or trails- even really short ones? Or are the spots just kinda blobby?
Overall leaf appearance says pH lockout to me though.

[Weedhound]

I strongly concur! :thumbsup:

[Weedhound]

I want to know two things.........

Why did Stinky reply to this title?

Why was this the very first thread I responded to.......HMMMMMM....must have been the title.

Oh.......Stealth I come by your thread so PHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

[the image reaper]

old ? :wtf: ... yeah, that's me ... ya need some calcium there, I think ... no biggie, not usually a killer ... just add 5ml-10ml/gallon of CalMag+ every other watering, see if the new leaves don't come in OK ... :jointsmile:

[the image reaper]

I want to know two things.........

Why did Stinky reply to this title?

Why was this the very first thread I responded to.......HMMMMMM....must have been the title.

Oh.......Stealth I come by your thread so PHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

ya bunch of old farts :S2:

[stinkyattic]

Lol it happens... when I find myself looking at stuff labelled 'eye cream' and 'deep wrinkle treatment' at the pharmacy, I have to smack myself.

[Weedhound]

And having never been called this before..........we all immediately knew that meant us and came running............:S2:

[SnSstealth]

lmao....well WH, i wanted to make sure the right people answered...and you guys did!!! thanks much...should i add some aluminum sulfate with the cal mag? lower the soil Ph?
:smokebong:
whiskeytango

[stinkyattic]

No, avoid adding more metals. That's like the fast track to lockouts. Lower the soil pH and you're golden. 6.7 is the middle of the range.